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I'm running Kubuntu 26.40 can I upgrade the kernel to 7.2 without blowing up my system? If so what will happen?

Thanks in advance!

I know he was never a sports fan, but he was a sports fan :-) and he would have loved the world cup being around Philadelphia and everything going on about it!

I also know he would have found absolute Glory for this city over to 250th anniversary of our independence for this country!

There will never be another Pierre Robert, and you are missed. ✌🏻❤️☕

I keep an eye on distro watch, I don';t understand why is Kubuntu not as popular as it should be?

Granted everyone has a fav. but as far as an easy to use, well supported distro. I think it's awesome.

It's powerful, 26.04 comes with the 7.0 kernel. And it works on just about everything.

I know they came out and said 8gb ram etc. That is a suggestion, not a rule.
I just think across my platforms (home 3 systems) it just works.
I know not everyone us an ubuntu fan boy, be nice and give me a real opinion.

Hi folks! I'm thinking about upgrading this motherboard and processor, is their any MFG's who's motherboard will fit in here properly?

I'm thinking core i9, new GPU etc.

Anyone else loose wave terminal when upgrading to kernel 7?

So I have a higher end T14s, it had a touch screen and is acting as a media server.

Also I have a slightly less powerful T14S, same Gen. It does not have a touch screen.

Can I swap the screens so my daily driver has a touch screen?

I've got a newer HP color laser jet, and a 10+ year old Canon Black laser printer. Both wireless.

Which printer is most likely supported?

Unfortunately I do not have the model names in front of me.

Ty in advance

I want to image one drive to another in Kubuntu. Any suggestions? I've tried a couple but they are just partition managers.

I'm also going to order an nvme duplicator.
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So I have a Lenovo laptop and I'm going to sell it. I would like to sell it with Ubuntu, or fedora installed.
How do I do that without me logging in etc.? so I know windows has a command to prep it for being logged in as a new user.
Does either Ubuntu, or fedora do that?